marbleman
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http://tieba.baidu.com/p/3972193624，This isn't my MOC but from other Chinese Lego Fans. Just for your reference.
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Thank you for your advice about the bogies.
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What a wondeful train MOC. Detail is incredible. Color scheme is also very harmony.
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Here is the picture of power fuction from instruction and the driving system.
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Hello Guys, here is my second China train MOC. Hope you enjoy it. Prototype Still 7 studs wild and drived by one XL motor Engine detail: Boxcar detail Video link: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMTI2MTM1OTg5Ng==.html instruction link http://www.bricklink...asp?p=marbleman
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Hi, I'm from China. QJ is a very famous Chinese engine. I'm just design it now, your work give me good inspiration.
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Unfurtunatly, minifigs don't fit the bunks. It design according to the real layout, but the space is too small to minifig.
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Impressive detail, your battery solution is ingenious.
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Picture has some problem,I add the photo of locomotive and wagons.
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Right,it's sleeping car. I just add the photo to show it. Paste picture in topic is freaking me out, it's hard control and alway lost picture, I don't know why. Thank you for your comment. I really don't know how much price is suitable, because It's my first time to sell my design at internet. I modify the price to $15, maybe it's ok. Lego is only my hobby but not job, I don't want make money from it. But in China, Lego isn't popular because it's expensive for our average incoming, especially buy parts to make my own design, so I only intend to sell my work to support my continuous design.
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The coach's nickname is "blue skin", The color scheme just suitable for my DF-4B engine(http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=108370). Prototype Geneal View hope you like it instrction: http://www.bricklink...asp?p=marbleman
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The carrage is finished now and will show it soon.
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Great idea,thanks!
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It's sticker made by myself.
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Yes, but need some suggestion about the powered bogie.
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Hello everybody, I'm both a Lego fans and a train fans from China. This MOC is a very classic chinese engine. The prototype The MOC is 7 studs wild and 44 studs long. Driven by and XL motor. tthee Video Link: http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XOTI0NzI4OTQ0.html Intruction: http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=marbleman Hope you like it.
